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Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Event facilities include conference/meeting rooms and small meeting rooms. This family-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services.
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First indications are that Ubuntu/Kubuntu 9.10 are not affected by the bug, because the initial counter is set to 65535. However, subsequently installed programs such as Wine or Qemu will reset the counter to zero. First tests with Wine installations show this to be evident. The openSUSE distro is potentially the most vulnerable in that the initial counter is also set to zero.
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sudo echoYou can't 'sudo echo > outputfile'. Then echo gets called with superuser privileges, but the actual output gets piped to outputfile with normal user privileges and fails.
The correct way would be to either use 'sudo -i' or 'sudo su' to enter a true root shell, or to use tee.
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/etc/init.d/procps restart
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If you have wine installed the instructions are a bit differentCheck if you have a file here:
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The article on THIS page was incredibly disappointing because it assumes expert Linux terminal command knowledge. I literally wasted half an hour of my existence trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. Went to the site above, cut/paste x 2, done.
sudoMartini1179, try "sudo -i" and then enter those commands.
...and...and I checked the value and it IS at zero. I have Wine installed.
Terminal commands DO NOT work in Ubuntu JauntyThe terminal commands for the more permanent don't work in Ubuntu Jaunty. Whatever I do, I get a "permission denied" error, sudo or no sudo. It doesn't even ask for a sudo password.
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Good quality for the price. We would purchase again.
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We lasered engaved designs on the yo-yo's to personalize as gifts for kids of all ages.This is a very nice product and I hope that you will carry them for a long time.
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The best in Round Rock – Pagels have been my families jeweler for years, If I would trust anyone with my diamonds it is only pagel's they are the most honost people. They do all my repairs on all our jewerly. THEY ARE THE BEST JEWERLY SHOP IN ROUND ROCK WHO CAN BE TRUSTED WITH YOUR JEWERLY. My experience with them have always been great upon satisfactory. Ronnie and Joyce Pagel Thank You
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Professional, Honest, and LISTENS to the Customer – I have patronized Pagel and Sons on a number of occassions. I found the staff to be very helpful, very knowdedgeable, and listened to the customer. Not only was this my experience, but I have observed their professional and personable demeanor exhibited toward other customers as well.
I appreciate their personal attention to detail and their professional guidance in selecting jewelry. They helped me with the product I was looking for and never attempted to sell me something other than what I wanted, even if they did not have the item I was looking for. Honesty, Integrity, and Professionalism are the virtues they have displayed that has won my business and my recommendation.
Terrible Customer Service – I ordered my class ring on June 13, 2006. They told me that it would be in within 3-4 weeks. I waited for 6 weeks before contacting them. They said they would call and find out about it and let me know within a week. Two weeks passed with no word for them. I went into the store and they couldn't find the receipt from my order. Finally, after waiting forever, they found it and told me they had no idea why my ring wasn't here. So, here it is, August 22, 2006 and I still have no ring. It has been 10 weeks and they still have no found it. I would NEVER recommend going to Pagel and Sons Jewelers for anything.
Great Jeweler – Took a necklace and ring repair into the store and they were friendly and completed the repairs quickly and the jewelry looks like new! Will take all my repairs to Pagel's and hope to purchase new jewelry there soon.
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The Tribe (22-9) advances to Monday's 7 p.m. championship game against top-seeded Old Dominion (25-8), while the Huskies drop to 20-12 with the loss. It will be W&M's second trip to the title game in the past three years, and it will be looking to win its first CAA championship and earn a berth in the NCAA Tournament for the first time.
Senior guard Danny Sumner (Fairfax, Va.) tallied a team-high eight points for the Tribe, while junior forward Marcus Kitts (Holly Springs, N.C.) contributed seven points and a team-high nine rebounds.
Northeastern was led by senior forward Manny Adako (Decatur, Ga.), who scored a game-high 14 points, and senior guard Matt Janning (Watertown, Minn.), who chipped in 12 points.
Northeastern jumped out to an early 4-0 lead, but a pair of long-range jumpers by senior guard Sean McCurdy (Jersey City, N.J.) and Sumner sparked a 16-2 Tribe run to give W&M a 16-6 advantage with 9:14 left in the first half. The Tribe increased the advantage to as many as 16 points before taking a 31-17 lead into the locker room.
Northeastern turned the tables in the second half, opening the period on a 16-6 run. Janning's jumper with 11:07 remaining trimmed the lead to four, at 37-33. The Huskies held the Tribe without a field goal for over nine minutes until Matt Rum slashed to the hoop and was fouled on the made basket.
The Huskies tied the game at 39 on a pair of free throws by senior guard Baptiste Bataille (Ferin, France) with 5:37 remaining and NU took the lead for the first time since 4-3 when Janning was fouled and hit both from the charity stripe with just over three minutes left.
Down 43-42, Sumner's jumper bounced off the iron, but Kitts tipped it in to give W&M a one-point lead with 1:30 left. Adako answered, giving the Huskies the lead back, 45-44, on a jumper with 1:01 to go.
On the ensuing possession, sophomore guard Quinn McDowell (Mason, Ohio) found Schneider on the right wing for the game-winning 20-footer with 37 seconds left. Schneider, who is the Tribe's leading scorer and the all-time 3-pointer leader in school history, had been 0-for-8 from the floor and 0-for-7 from beyond the arc until that point.
Northeastern had seven shots in the final 20 seconds to tie or win the game. Senior Nkem Ojougboh's (Scottsdale, Ariz.) layup in the closing seconds rolled off the rim to give the Tribe the victory.
The Tribe improved to 10-4 this season in games decided by three points or less, which includes a 53-52 triumph over Northeastern during the regular season.
W&M shot just 26.1% from the floor in the second half and 37% for the game, while NU shot 34% from the floor, including only 24% in the first 20 minutes.


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Final Meet Results (PDF) | Championship Central
COLUMBIA, Mo. – The Arkansas men and the Texas A&M women won the 2013 Southeastern Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Sunday at Audrey J. Walton Stadium on the campus of the University of Missouri.
The Razorback men claimed their 18th SEC Outdoor Championship in the last 22 years and their third in a row by scoring 152.50 total team points. Arkansas completed the SEC "triple crown" after also winning the league's cross country and indoor track and field titles. Florida was second with 123 points, while Texas A&M was third with 118 points.
"I am just really proud our athletes and proud of my coaches," Arkansas head coach Chris Bucknam said. "A lot of hard work has gone into this with our guys and I'm kind of at a loss for how proud I am of them and how lucky I am to be coaching them. This was a great effort by our guys."
The Texas A&M women captured their first-ever SEC Outdoor Championship by totaling 117 team points. LSU was second with 112 points, while Arkansas was third with 109 points.
"This is big for us," Texas A&M head coach Pat Henry said. "My staff just did a great job and we're very fortunate. Our athletes were relatively healthy and we put together a good meet today. We have a little bit of balance and a little bit of depth, but our up-front points are what got it for us today. We had some big wins and some big second-place finishes and that's what wins meets like this. We beat some good teams today and I'm pleased with the effort of our group."
The SEC Commissioner's Trophies, recognizing the meet's high-point scorers, went to Isiah Young of Ole Miss and Kimberlyn Duncan of LSU.
Florida went 1-2 in the women's javelin event, as freshman Marija Vucenovic captured the event with a toss of 52.91m/173-7. It marked the Gators' fifth SEC women's javelin title in the last six years. Teammate Fawn Miller, the 2011 SEC Champion, was second with a mark of 51.30m/168-4, while Georgia's Freya Jones was third at 50.55m/165-10.
LSU won its first men's 4x100-meter relay title since 2008, doing so in a facility-record time of 38.98, using the quartet of Damar Forbes, Aaron Ernest, Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake and Shermund Allsop. Alabama was second in 39.08, while Texas A&M was third in 39.11.
Texas A&M captured the women's 4x100-meter relay crown in a facility-record time of 43.43, breaking a two-year streak in that event by LSU. The Aggies used the quartet of LaKeidra Stewart, Ashton Purvis, Kamaria Brown and Ashley Collier. LSU was second in 43.81, while Georgia was third in 45.16.
Arkansas' Patrick Rono claimed the men's 1,500-meter run title in a time of 3:50.22. He gave the Razorbacks their fourth title in that event in the last five years and he is the third different Arkansas runner to capture the event in as many years. Kentucky's Matt Hillenbrand (3:50.78) and Keffri Neal (3:51.06) placed second and third, respectively, in the men's 1,500m.
Georgia's Carly Hamilton was victorious in the women's 1,500-meter run in a time of 4:14.27 to give the Bulldogs their first title in the event since Monika Ronnholm won in 1995. Florida's Cory McGee was second in 4:15.80, while Missouri's Laura Roxberg was third in 4:17.35.
Texas A&M's Wayne Davis II, the 2012 Big 12 110-meter hurdles champion, claimed the 2013 SEC event in a time of 13.46 (-2.1). Florida's Eddie Lovett was second in 13.61, while Arkansas' Caleb Cross was third in 14.04.
Florida's Omar Craddock captured his second consecutive SEC men's outdoor triple jump title with a facility-record leap of 16.46m/54-0. He became the first back-to-back winner in the event since Arkansas' Nkosinza Balumbu won three in a row from 2006-08. The Gators have now claimed four SEC men's triple jump titles in a row as Olympic medalists Christian Taylor and Will Claye won in 2010 and 2011, respectively, and Craddock was victorious in 2012. Teammate Marquis Dendy was second with a mark of 16.03m/52-7.25, while Mississippi State's Jason Harper was third with a mark of 15.92m/52-2.75.
Texas A&M's Donique' Flemings won the women's 100-meter hurdles in a time of 13.03. South Carolina's Kierre Beckles was second in 13.11, while Florida's Ugonna Ndu was third in 13.14.
Arkansas' Regina George claimed her second consecutive SEC outdoor women's 400m dash in a time of 51.74, just off the nation-leading time. She is the only Arkansas woman ever to win an SEC 400m crown. Texas A&M's Kamaria Brown was second in 52.10, while Arkansas' Sparkle Knight was third in 53.01.
LSU's Duncan captured her second consecutive women's 100-meter dash title in a time of 11.32, after setting the meet record at 10.96 a year ago. Duncan becomes the first repeat winner in the women's 100m at the SEC Outdoor Championships since Auburn's Kerron Stewart in 2006 and 2007. Texas A&M's Jennifer Madu was second in 11.41, while LSU's Takeia Pinckney was third in 11.45.
LSU's Rodney Brown won the men's SEC discus title with a mark of 61.91m/203-1, breaking a five-year streak by Kentucky of claiming the men's discus. The crown for Brown was LSU's first in the event since Derrick Farrell won in 1993 to cap a six-year streak by the Tigers in that event. Kentucky's Andrew Evans, the 2012 SEC Champion, was second with a mark of 59.25m/194-4, while Texas A&M's Dalton Rowan was third with a mark of 57.08m/187-3.
Arkansas' Leoman Momoh took home the men's 800m title in a time of 1:47.74. He gave the Razorbacks their third crown in that event in the last five years. Florida's Sean Obinwa was second in a time of 1:47.92, while Georgia's Charles Grethen was third in 1:48.05.
Andrew Irwin of Arkansas won his second consecutive SEC men's pole vault title, doing so with a leap of 5.59m/18-4. He became the first back-to-back winner in the SEC men's pole vault since Tennessee's Joe Berry in 2008 and 2009. Ole Miss' Sam Kendricks was second with a mark of 5.51m/18-1, while Tennessee's Chase Brannon was third with a vault of 5.41m/17-9.
LSU's Natoya Goule captured the women's 800-meter run title in a facility-record time of 2:01.12. It gave the Tigers their second consecutive win in that event and their fifth such title since 2006. Georgia's Megan Malasarte was second in 2:03.23, while LSU's Charlene Lipsey – the 2012 SEC Champion – was third in 2:05.62.
Arkansas' Caleb Cross defended his SEC men's 400-meter hurdles title in a time of 50.42. He becomes the first repeat winner in the event since South Carolina's Johnny Dutch in 2009 and 2010. Mississippi State's Scottie Hearns was second in 50.56, while South Carolina's Jermaine Collier was third in 52.04.
Arkansas' Sparkle McKnight won the first SEC women's 400-meter hurdles title in program history in a time of 55.71. Florida's Ugonna Ndu was second in 56.12, while LSU's Nikita Tracey was third in 56.69.
Ole Miss' Young captured his second consecutive SEC men's 200-meter dash title in a collegiate-leading and facility-record time of 20.20. His time goes down as the third-fastest so far in the world this year. He becomes the first repeat winner in the SEC men's 200m dash since LSU's Xavier Carter in 2005 and 2006. Texas A&M's Ameer Webb was second in 20.47, while Alabama's Batson was second in 20.52.
Auburn's DJ Smith took home the SEC men's high jump championship with a leap of 2.19m/7-2.25 to give the Tigers their first title in that event since meet record-holder Donald Thomas in 2007. Alabama's Justin Fondren was second with a mark of 2.19m/7-2.25, while Mississippi State's Marcus Jackson was third with a mark of 2.15m/7-0.50.
LSU's Duncan became the SEC's first three-time winner in the women's 200-meter dash, clocking a 22.35, which goes down as the second-fastest time in the world this season. Duncan tied the SEC meet record set by Georgia's Debbie Ferguson in 1999. Texas A&M's Kamaria Brown was second with a time of 22.58, while teammate Ashton Purvis was third in 23.07.
By virtue of winning both the women's 100m and women's 200m in back-to-back years, Duncan became just the third person in SEC history to pull the sprint double in consecutive years. She joins LSU's Esther Jones (1990, 1991) and Georgia's Ferguson (1998, 1999) as the only athletes in SEC history to accomplish that feat.
Missouri's Kearsten Peoples won the women's shot put with a toss of 17.80m/58-4.75. Auburn's Valentina Muzaric was second with a throw of 17.01m/55-9.75, while Missouri's Jill Rushin was third at 16.28m/53-5.
Arkansas' Kemoy Campbell captured the men's 5,000-meter run in a time of 13:57.17 to give the Razorbacks their second consecutive title in that event after Lane Boyer was victorious a year ago. Texas A&M's Henry Lelei was second in 13:58.02, while Florida's Jimmy Clark was third in 13:58.24.
One day after winning the SEC women's 10,000-meter run, Kentucky's Chelsea Oswald returned to capture the women's 5,000-meter run in a time of 16:01.50, just off the meet record. She became the first Kentucky athlete to win that event since Valerie McGovern in 1990. Florida's Agata Strausa was second in 16:09.41, while Kentucky's Cally Macumber was third in 16:11.77.
Florida's Ciarra Brewer won her second consecutive SEC women's triple jump title, doing so with a leap of 13.85m/45-5.25. The Gators have now won five of the last six SEC outdoor women's triple jump titles. Texas A&M's LaQue Moen-Davis was second at 13.65m/44-9.50, while the Aggies' Jennifer Madu was third with a mark of 13.04m/42-9.50.
The Texas A&M men won the 4x400-meter relay in a time of 3:03.14, while Arkansas won the women's 4x400-meter relay in a time of 3:30.06.
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SEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships (Columbia, Mo. – May 12, 2013)
Men's Team Scores (final): 1. Arkansas 152.50; 2. Florida 123; 3. Texas A&M 118; 4. LSU 72.50; 5. Georgia 56; 6. Alabama 52; 7. Kentucky 46; 8. Ole Miss 39; T9. Auburn 37; T9. Missouri 37; T11. Mississippi State 33; T11. Tennessee 33; 13. South Carolina.
Women's Team Scores (final): 1. Texas A&M 117; 2. LSU 112; 3. Arkansas 109; 4. Florida 106; 5. Georgia 87; 6. Missouri 49; 7. Kentucky 46; 8. South Carolina 41; 9. Tennessee 38.50; 10. Mississippi State 35; 11. Auburn 32.50; 12. Alabama 20; 13. Vanderbilt 16; 14. Ole Miss 9.
Women's Javelin (top-eight finishers): 1. Marija Vucenovic, UF (52.91m/173-7); 2. Fawn Miller, UF (51.30m/168-4); 3. Freya Jones, UG (50.55m/165-10); 4. Katrine Haarklau, MU (47.13m/154-7); 5. Kendall Munoz, TAMU (44.48m/145-11); 6. Doren Welch, LS (44.40m/145-8); 7. Allison Storey, MS (44.33m/145-5); 8. Bekah Hoppis, UA (42.46m/139-4).
Men's 4x100m Relay (top-eight finishers): 1. LSU (38.98); 2. Alabama (39.08); 3. Texas A&M (39.11); 4. Arkansas (39.34); 5. Auburn (39.48); 6. Florida (39.53); 7. Ole Miss (39.85); 8. Tennessee (39.94).
Women's 4x100m Relay (top-eight finishers): 1. Texas A&M (43.43); 2. LSU (43.81); 3. Georgia (45.16); 4. Tennessee (45.22); 5. Ole Miss (45.48); 6. South Carolina (45.51); 7. Kentucky (45.61); 8. Missouri (45.88).
Men's 1,500m Run (top-eight finishers): 1. Patrick Rono, AR (3:50.22); 2. Matt Hillenbrand, UK (3:50.78); 3. Keffri Neal, UK (3:51.06); 4. Robbie Farnham-Rose, UA (3:51.46); 5. Kemoy Campbell, AR (3:51.92); 6. Juan Sanchez, MS (3:52.34); 7. Kane Grimster, AU (3:52.81); 8. Phillip Primeau, LS (3:54.08).
Women's 1,500m Run (top-eight finishers): 1. Carly Hamilton, UG (4:14.27); 2. Cory McGee, UF (4:15.80); 3. Laura Roxberg, MU (4:17.35); 4. Kristen Findley, VU (4:17.98); 5. Allison Peare, UK (4:18.88); 6. Stephanie Brown, AR (4:19.12); 7. Agata Strausa, UF (4:19.27); 8. Natoya Goule, LS (4:20.35).
Men's 110m Hurdles (top-eight finishers): 1. Wayne Davis II, TAMU (13.46); 2. Eddie Lovett, UF (13.61); 3. Caleb Cross, AR (14.04); 4. Robert Semien, UM (14.21); 5. Jermaine Collier, SC (14.39); 6. Dondre Echols, SC (14.52); 7. Kenneth Minkah, TAMU (14.57).
Men's Triple Jump (top-eight finishers): 1. Omar Craddock, UF (16.46m/54-0); 2. Marquis Dendy, UF (16.03m/52-7.25); 3. Jason Harper, MS (15.92m/52-2.75); 4. Morris Kersh, UM (15.77m/51-9); 5. Jonathan Reid, UA (15.58m/51-1.50); 6. Anthony May, AR (15.55m/51-0.25); 7. Imani Brown, UA (15.35m/50-4.50); 8. Dave Brown, TAMU (15.16m/49-9).
Women's 100m Hurdles (top-eight finishers): 1. Donique Flemings, TAMU (13.03); 2. Kierre Beckles, SC (13.11); 3. Ugonna Ndu, UF (13.14); 4. Kayla Parker, UK (13.19); 5. Ivanique Kemp, AR (13.25); 6. Jasmin Stowers, LS (13.45); 7. Bianca Blair, UT (13.95); 8. Chanice Chase, LS (14.03).
Men's 400m Dash (top-eight finishers): 1. Deon Lendore, TAMU (45.02); 2. Akheem Gauntlett, AR (45.53); 3. Arman Hall, UF (45.57); 4. Hugh Graham, Jr., UF (45.86); 5. Najee Glass, UF (46.23); 6. Quincy Downing, LS (46.67); 7. Ricky Babineaux, TAMU (46.91); 8. Carlyle Roudette, TAMU (47.14).
Women's 400m Dash (top-eight finishers): 1. Regina George, AR (51.74); 2. Kamaria Brown, TAMU (52.10); 3. Sparkle McKnight, AR (53.01); 4. Erika Rucker, SC (53.22); 5. Ibukun Mayungbe, TAMU (53.72); 6. Jody-Ann Muir, MS (53.83); 7. Lanie Whittaker, UF (54.27).
Men's 100m Dash (top-eight finishers): 1. Diondre Batson, UA (10.12); 2. Isiah Young, UM (10.14); 3. Markesh Woodson, MU (10.18); 4. Aaron Ernest, LS (10.20); 5. Harry Adams, AU (10.26); 6. Ameer Webb, TAMU (10.29); 7. Chris Royster, SC (10.32); 8. Johnathan Smith, UG (10.41).
Women's 100m Dash (top-eight finishers): 1. Kimberlyn Duncan, LS (11.32); 2. Jennifer Madu, TAMU (11.41); 3. Takeia Pinckney, LS (11.45); 4. Ashton Purvis, TAMU (11.50); 5. Kia Jackson, UT (11.56); 6. India Daniels, TAMU (11.56); 7. Darshay Davis, UF (11.67); 8. Briana Vaughn, UG (11.79).
Men's Discus (top-eight finishers): 1. Rodney Brown, LS (61.91m/203-1); 2. Andrew Evans, UK (59.25m/194-4); 3. Dalton Rowan, TAMU (57.08m/187-3); 4. Burke McCarty, UG (54.26m/178-0); 5. Isiah Kent, UK (52.24m/171-5); 6. Ashinia Miller, UG (52.05m/170-9); 7. Matthew Hoty, UT (51.07m/167-6); 8. Marcus Popenfoose, AU (51.01m/167-4).
Men's 800m Run (top-eight finishers): 1. Leoman Momoh, AR (1:47.74); 2. Sean Obinwa, UF (1:47.92); 3. Charles Grethen, UG (1:48.05); 4. Hector Hernandez, TAMU (1:48.62); 5. Blake Irwin, MU (1:49.68); 6. Daniel Grass, UG (1:51.01); 7. Kisean Smith, UG (1:54.81); 8. Keffri Neal, UK (1:56.18).
Men's Pole Vault (top-eight finishers): 1. Andrew Irwin, AR (5.59m/18-4); 2. Sam Kendricks, UM (5.51m/18-1); 3. Chase Brannon, UT (5.41m/17-9); 4. Thomas Reinecke, LS (5.26m/17-3); 5. Jake Blankenship, UT (5.26m/17-3); 6. Joseph Caraway, LS (5.26m/17-3); T7. Andreas Duplantis, LS (5.11m/16-9.25); T7. Chase Wolfe, TAMU (5.11m/16-9.25).
Women's 800m Run (top-eight finishers): 1. Natoya Goule, LS (2:01.12); 2. Megan Malasarte, UG (2:03.23); 3. Charlene Lipsey, LS (2:05.62); 4. Kianna Ruff, UT (2:06.08); 5. Nijgia Snapp, UT (2:07.19); 6. Stephanie Brown, AR (2:08.00); 7. Yanique Malcolm, UA (2:08.30); 8. Allison Peare, UK (2:11.02).
Men's 400m Hurdles (top-eight finishers): 1. Caleb Cross (50.42); 2. Scottie Hearns, MS (50.56); 3. Jermaine Collier, SC (52.04); 4. Kadesh Roberts, UF (52.35); 5. Drew Branch, UG (52.74); 6. Quincy Downing, LS (54.14).
Women's 400m Hurdles (top-eight finishers): 1. Sparkle McKnight, AR (55.71); 2. Ugonna Ndu, UF (56.12); 3. Nikita Tracey, LS (56.69); 4. Amani Bryant, UF (57.96); 5. Tamera Harris, SC (58.25); 6. Donique Flemings, TAMU (58.66); 7. Ocian Archer, MS (59.82); 8. Tyler Brockington, SC (1:07.56).
Men's 200m Dash (top-eight finishers): 1. Isiah Young, UM (20.20); 2. Ameer Webb, TAMU (20.47); 3. Diondre Batson, UA (20.52); 4. Aaron Ernest, LS (20.88); 5. Hugh Graham, Jr., UF (20.89); 6. Prezel Hardy, Jr., TAMU (20.96); 7. Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake, LS (21.03); 8. Marek Niit, AR (21.09).
Men's High Jump (top-eight finishers): 1. DJ Smith, AU (2.19m/7-2.25); 2. Justin Fondren, UA (2.19m/7-2.25); 3. Marcus Jackson, MS (2.15m/7-0.50); 4. Fitzroy Dunkley, LS (2.10m/6-10.75); T5. Noah Kittleson, AR (2.10m/6-10.75); T7. Devion Harris, TAMU (2.05m/6-8.75); T7. Dwayne Golbeck, AR (2.05m/6-8.75).
Women's 200m Dash (top-eight finishers): 1. Kimberlyn Duncan, LS (22.35); 2. Kamaria Brown, TAMU (22.58); 3. Ashton Purvis, TAMU (23.07); 4. Felicia Brown, UT (23.22); 5. Kai Selvon, AU (23.23); 6. Tynia Gaither, UG (23.29); 7. Olivia Ekpone, TAMU (23.38); 8. Regina George, AR (23.38).
Women's Shot Put (top-eight finishers): 1. Kearsten Peoples, MU (17.80m/58-4.75); 2. Valentina Muzaric, AU (17.01m/55-9.75); 3. Jill Rushin, MU (16.28m/53-5); 4. Breanna Radford, SC (16.20m/53-1.75); 5. Hilenn James, UG (16.18m/53-1); 6. Cassie Wertman, UT (15.86m/52-0.50); 7. Tori Bliss, LS (15.80m/51-10); 8. Brea Garrett, TAMU (15.57m/51-1).
Men's 5,000m Run (top-eight finishers): 1. Kemoy Campbell, AR (13:57.17); 2. Henry Lelei, TAMU (13:58.02); 3. Jimmy Clark, UF (13:58.24); 4. Dan Quigley, MU (13:58.68); 5. Stanley Kebenei, AR (14:00.45); 6. Isaac Spencer, TAMU (14:15.21); 7. Luis Orta, UK (14:18.51); 8. Josh Izewski, UF (14:21.07).
Women's 5,000m Run (top-eight finishers): 1. Chelsea Oswald, UK (16:01.50); 2. Agata Strausa, UF (16:09.41); 3. Cally Macumber, UK (16:11.77); 4. Laura Carleton, LS (16:14.65); 5. Grace Heymsfield, AR (16:15.75); 6. Cory McGee, UF (16:21.86); 7. Shannon Klenke, AR (16:24.42); 8. Semehar Tesfaye, AR (16:28.30).
Women's Triple Jump (top-eight finishers): 1. Ciarra Brewer, UF (13.85m/45-5.25); 2. LaQue Moen-Davis, TAMU (13.65m/44-9.50); 3. Jennifer Madu, TAMU (13.04m/42-9.50); 4. Tamara Myers, AR (12.99m/42-7.50); 5. Keri Emanuel, LS (12.85m/42-2); 6. Ebony Brinker, MS (12.74m/41-9.75); 7. Erica Bougard, MS (12.62m/41-5); 8. Jordan Wilson, TAMU (12.55m/41-2.25).
Men's 4x400m Relay (top-eight finishers): 1. Texas A&M (3:03.14); 2. Florida (3:04.46); 3. Arkansas (3:04.68); 4. Mississippi State (3:05.59); 5. LSU (3:05.96); 6. Alabama (3:06.36); 7. Tennessee (3:08.20); 8. Georgia (3:09.83).
Women's 4x400m Relay (top-eight finishers): 1. Arkansas (3:30.06); 2. Florida (3:31.44); 3. LSU (3:31.94); 4. Texas A&M (3:34.03); 5. South Carolina (3:38.27); 6. Mississippi State (3:38.83); 7. Kentucky (3:40.17); 8. Tennessee (3:42.64).
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Taking place 700 miles away from England's capital city, a London derby with a difference will be played today in northern Italy, certainly one novel for youth development-level football.
Chelsea's first season of a participation in the NextGen Series, the Under-19s competition for clubs across Europe which is in its second year, comes to a climax by the shores of Lake Como over Easter Weekend.
A steady group campaign which saw our Under-19s managed by Dermot Drummy achieve their most notable results away from home, with a win against CSKA Moscow and a high-scoring draw in Amsterdam against Ajax, was followed by a flourishing in the knockout stages when the famous names of Barcelona and Juventus were dispatched in one-leg ties.
The team has been growing stronger and stronger, and the reward is a semi-final against Arsenal on the same neutral turf that will hold all the remaining games to decide this season's NextGen champions.
Only Sporting Lisbon prevent the certainty of an English win. Away against Tottenham in the quarter-final the Portuguese side conceded a last-gasp equaliser, only to cruise to victory in extra time. They will play Aston Villa today after the Chelsea v Arsenal game.
The Gunners Under-19 side came second in a group that was topped by Olympiacos, knocked out last round by Villa, and also contained Marseille and Athletic Bilbao.
In the next stage Arsenal beat last year's winners Inter Milan away and CSKA Moscow at home - both times by a single goal.
In most seasons there would already be familiarity between the Chelsea and Arsenal players but with the recent restructuring of the league formats, the two clubs have not played each other at either Under-18 or Under-21 level this campaign.
'It is an interesting game today,' says Drummy. 'The fact it is staged at Lake Como means it is something different for the boys to travel and play a semi-final here.
'We enjoy playing Arsenal anywhere. In the Under-21 league we didn't qualify for the elite league for the second part of the season and if we had we would have played Arsenal.
'But [assistant coach] Andy Myers and I went to the Emirates and watched them play CSKA Moscow and they were a little more direct than Arsenal sides I am used to watching, but on their day they can play in the middle third of the pitch and they are still very good at attacking.
'I think they will leave us spaces to exploit,' he predicts, 'because Arsenal's philosophy is to play attacking football and so is ours so it should be a very close game but an entertaining one.'
There has been an evolution in the Chelsea Under-19 side during the NextGen campaign, with midfielder Lewis Baker and centre-back Alex Davey the only two to have started all eight games. Tournament joint-top scorer Islam Feruz has started seven with one sub appearance. He has six goals to his name. Versatile left-sider Adam Nditi, 16-year-old schoolboy Jeremie Boga and midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek have also started more than half the games, as has goalkeeper Mitchell Beeney.
'We started off in this competition with players like Lucas Piazon, Nathaniel Chalobah, Patrick Bamford, Todd Kane and George Saville, more senior players who have since gone on loan,' explains Drummy.
'The boys who have come in have been younger ones who have done fantastically well to go to Barcelona and perform and win there, and then to play against Juventus the best attacking football I have seen in my years in development, that was an outstanding performance.
'So the young ones have really taken the task on and this squad bar Danny Pappoe will be young enough to be a Youth Cup side, so to play in an Under-19 tournament and be worthy of a place in the semi-finals is an outstanding achievement.'
The majority of the squad arrived in Como early Thursday afternoon, swapping the chill of London for torrential rain in Lombardy. They trained in the early evening for the last time before the game and will be joined today by members of the England Under-17 side who were in action on Thursday afternoon in a qualification tournament.
'We are fortunate that Ruben Loftus-Cheek didn't play the last England game and Alex Kiwomya only played 10 minutes,' says Drummy. 'Charlie Colkett scored and made one of the goals. It makes them available for selection and it gives me options. It is good experience they are getting with England but those three added to our performance against Juventus.'
Como's renowned views were obscured by the weather on Thursday but the forecaster for today is drier. All the games take place at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia on the lake's shore. Kick-off is 2pm UK time with delayed coverage of the match on Chelsea TV at 4.30pm UK time.
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Miltank is good if used correctly, which basically means not using Thunder Wave or Seismic Toss; Blissey does this far better than Miltank does. If you must use Miltank, use its natural advantages over Blissey or don't use it at all.
Curse is probably Miltank's best option. With Milk Drink and Curse, it can hold its own against the likes of Salamence and Blissey; however, watch out for Skarmory.
Psych Up lets Miltank steal Dragon Dance boosts from Tyranitar and Salamence, Curse boosts from Snorlax and Swampert, as well as Calm Mind boosts from Suicune.
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Thunder Wave and Seismic Toss are viable moves, but as previously mentioned, Blissey uses these more effectively. Shadow Ball enables Miltank to take care of Ghost-types.
Checks and Counters
Skarmory, Choice Band Metagross, Gengar, and Celebi are all solid counters, while Snorlax, Swampert, Suicune, Milotic, and Vaporeon work against Miltank that use Seismic Toss and Thunder Wave.